Open Range

Rehearsal Dinner

Welcome Party

Wedding Ceremony

Ceremony

The Old Saloon

Reception

Old Saloon

Wedding Reception

A huge thank you to those traveling to share this special day with us. We can't wait to share the place we feel so lucky to call home. Activities Friday night will be in Bozeman, the wedding festivities on Saturday will be in Emigrant.Transportation to and from the wedding will be provided from downtown Bozeman.If you don't have an early flight on Sunday, waking up in Paradise Valley would be a treat! We recommend booking a cabin in our room block at Yellowstone Valley Lodge right on the Yellowstone River, or checking out the Airbnb's in the area.

Call direct for room block rates (406.586.3341) or book at <a href="http://www.lewisandclarkmotels.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.lewisandclarkmotels.com</a> with access code YanPeaWed until May 6th. After that, you may have to call to get the room black rate. A little further from the heart of main street, but still walkable by Yancey definition. The Lewis and Clark is a unique and more budget friendly option. This is where Mimi's parents stayed on almost every Bozeman visit prior to purchasing their place.

Lewis & Clark Motel

The Lark is conveniently located on Main Street in downtown Bozeman, within walking distance of local restaurants and bars.

The LARK

Beautiful cabins along the Yellowstone River. Fantastic option to stay on Saturday night, limited spaces! Book through the link for room block rates!

Yellowstone Valley Lodge, Ascend Hotel Collection

The Murray is in Livingston, MT which is a little bit closer to the wedding day festivities.

The Historic Murray Hotel

Chico is in paradise valley and the closest hotel option to Saturday's activities.

Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

The Element is located a block north of Main Street in downtown Bozeman, within walking distance of local restaurants and bars.

Element Bozeman

Travel

If you're in town Thursday, the first Valley View Rodeo is happening June 5th. Come join us for a drink at 455 N Willson, then head over to the rodeo!

Valley View Rodeo Bozeman

- Sypes Canyon - moderate&nbsp;trail near town, typically has fantastic wildflowers&nbsp;in the spring- The "M" Trail - quintessential Bozeman trail, extremely popular. Quick three mile trail near town, easy to get to for a good sweat. It is steep.&nbsp;- Chestnut Trail- typically has wonderful wildflowers, if you are hoping to see some wildlife I've run into brown bears a few times on this trail.&nbsp;- Lava Lake - little further from town, in the canyon between Bozeman and Big Sky. Popular trail for a good reason, a gorgeous lake at the top.&nbsp;-Peets Hill- easy walk accessible from downtown The app "All Trails" will be helpful to have to download and show you distances, difficulty level, and directions to the trailhead.

Hiking near Bozeman

A good half day activity- Hyalite is a popular spot to recreate near Bozeman. Go up for a hike, pack some beers and snacks in the car and have a picnic by the reservoir afterwards. Bring a swimsuit and go for a frigid plunge! Hikes around Hyalite:Easier: Grotto Falls or Palisade FallsMore Challenging: Emerald and Heather Lake

Hyalite Reservoir

If you want to fish- these are the guys to call! Evan, one of the owners is a friend of ours, a great guy, and even better fisherman.

Hatch Finders Fly Shop

The BEST place to get a workout in Bozeman! You can catch Mimi here almost every day- teaching or taking. There are. Lagree classes or HIIT classes!

Monarch Fitness Enterprises LLC

- Bacchus Pub: easy and casual local spot, bar food&nbsp;- Revelry: American, good food and typically something for everyone on the menu- Dave's Sushi: sushi in Montana may sound crazy, but it's a local's favorite Dinner only:- Blackbird: Mimi's favorite dinner spot in town. Must try the kale salad. Reservations are probably a good idea.- Little Star Diner: a couple blocks from downtown, really creative farm to table menu, reservations needed- Copper: if you need a casual spot for a bison burger- this is the place to go! Breakfast:- Western Cafe: a Montana diner you cannot miss- Jam!: touristy spot but has good food, the western is better

Eats | Downtown Bozeman

- Wild Crumb Bakery- Finks Deli -Shan: upscale asian, reservations needed-Pizza Campania - Stacey's - Gallatin Gateway, a western steakhouse and bar- great Montana feel. (If you do Lava Lake hike, hit this one on your way back for dinner, a lunch bite in the bar, or just a beer. Your hiking clothes are just fine)

Eats | Off Main  -  Bozeman

Coffee: Treeline, the Daily, and Zocalo are our favorite spots - Plonk: fantastic cocktails and wine list, on main street in downtown- Skyshed: rooftop bar on the armory hotel, good view at sunset- Crystal Bar Rooftop- dive on main street, the roof typically opens in the spring, weather dependent - MAP Brewery: If it's sunny and you want to sit outside and have a beer with a view, head on over to MAP for a beer

Drinks | Bozeman

- Follow Yer Nose BBQ: Good southerners BBQ in Emigrant, Montana. Can't beat it!- The Murray Bar: Cool bar and good pizza on main street in Livingston-Campione: Award winning italian, really creative menu. Reservations needed

Livingston / Paradise Valley 

-Head over to three forks for lunch at the historic Sacajawea Hotel or a beer at the Sac Bar-Stop in the Studio Gallery to see incredible western art, Kelsey Morris the owner and artist is always there painting

Mimi & Elliott